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If you are thinking about losing weight using a meal replacement program make sure you read all of the following article before you make your decision.

Let me first start off by saying that meal replacement diets are definitely not for everyone. They can get very intense at times. Not only are they good for losing weight, but they are also good for disciplining yourself because let me tell you, if you can allow your self to go through with it for 28 days, then you will definitely be able to see will power that you never knew you had. It's tough, but if you feel you can go through with it, kudos to you.

With that said, let's get into the nitty gritty details of what exactly your meal replacement program should look like. If you plan on starting a meal replacement diet, you most definitely want it to be very high in protein which means that the contents of your meal replacements are going to be in the form of protein shakes. As a general rule, you want to be consuming about as many grams of protein as pounds you weigh.

Another goal you should have, while on these meal replacement programs is that you want to have a high fiber intake and a fairly low carb intake; however, it is important to note, that you don't want it to be that low. Your daily carbohydrate intake should never exceed 100 grams. You should also note that it is also good to have one solid meal a week.

In case you are wondering what kind of protein shakes and fibers you should be consuming, here you go. A good and tasty protein shake with a low amount of carbs in it is called, Low- Carb Grow. It comes in powder form, and you should be consuming about 5 of these a day.

For your fiber intake, you should be having 4 servings of milled flax seeds a day. And three days out of the week you should be having 21 oil salmon capsules per day. It is a good idea to spread the days apart for the oil salmon capsules.

Furthermore, for your solid meal day. You should have 1-2 servings of oat meal with 1-2 servings of a fruit of your choice. Then you should consume 4 protein shakes throughout the rest of that day.

You should keep this diet up for 28 days. I know it sounds intense, but if you stick to it, you will most definitely see phenomenal results by the end of it. On average you will lose anywhere from 12 to 20 pounds of mostly fat. Once the diet is complete and you start eating regular food again you are likely to see a weight increase of anywhere from 2-5 pounds of water weight.

[LaDiosa]

I did a meal replacement program, and lost 70+ lbs, it does work, but it does take discipline. It depends on how badly you really want to lose it, and a meal replacement took the challenge out of it. I highly recommend it if you can.

Check out my story at thinisin.info

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I think MRP's are great! But they definitely dont replace real food and I try to never rely only on shakes for my nutrition! Otherwise, my energy just drops off the map and get so tired of it! I think like 2 real food meals a day and 3 shakes a day is the most comfortable way to go. No sense in getting drastic with it.